Clarke County 1968 top news story 2 4 D thistle ordinance
Clarke County led 1968 news with a Board of Supervisors vote Sept 26 to limit spraying of 2 4 D on pastureland through Dec 31 using amine base solutions, aiming to curb thistle control risks to trees. The measure followed a lengthy controversy and public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mann
Thistle
Clarke County
Clarke
the Star
Board of Supervisors
Clarke of Supervisors
Clarke County Considers 150000 Loan For Vocational School
Clarke County School Board approved applying to the State Literary Fund for a 150000 loan to cover the county share of the 750000 Dowell J Howard Vocational School project. The plan would serve Clarke Frederick and Winchester with federal funds 375000. The building location is the Haven Wolfe property on Valley Mill Road in Frederick County near Routes 81 and 7.
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Lulu Williams
Berryville
Clarke County
State Literary Fund
Board of Supervisors
Wade G. Johnson
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
Dowell J. Howard
Haven Wolfe
Valley Mill Road
Frederick County
Farm Machinery Class To Begin Tomorrow
Clarke County High School will start a special course on Agricultural Machinery Maintenance tomorrow at 7 30 p m. J C Huffman leads the program designed for farmers and those in agricultural occupations to learn tractor operation fuels air cooling ignition lubricants and safety. The five 30 minute ET V lessons run every other week as part of two hour sessions statewide with Virginia Tech cooperation.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke County High School
J.C. Huffman
Huffman
Eane
Agricultural Education Service
State Department of Education
Agricultural Education and Agricultural Engineering
Virginia Tech
Clarke Extension Club Meeting Schedule January 9 to 14
January 9 schedule lists the Millwood and White Post Home Demonstration Clubs meeting with Lucia Calahan and Janet Stotler at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m respectively, plus a Community meeting with F A Bell at 8 p m. January 11 notes the 4 H County Council at 9 30 a m and Jolly Jacks 4 H Club with Debbie Cain at 7 30 p m, members to bring a Christmas decoration and a New Year’s resolution. January 13 covers Boyce Elementary School 4 H Club at 10 a m, Busy Bees 4 H Club with Sherry Russell at 4 p m, Piney Pioneers guests, and transportation arrangements via Mrs Gard land McClaughry. January 14 lists Clarke County Intermediate School 4 H Club at 10 a m and Marvin Chapel Home with Mrs Cecil Wolfe at 1 30.
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F. A. Bell
4-H County Council
Court House
Jolly- Jacks
Debbie Cain
Boyce Elementary School
Busy Bees
Sherry Russell
Piney Pioneers
Garland McClaughry
West Main Street
Berryville
Clarke County Intermediate School
Marvin Chapel
Cecil Wolfe
E A Coffelt Completes Class In Horseshoeing
E A Evie Coffelt of Boyce has become the area's newest farrier after completing training as one of eight students at North Texas Horseshoeing Institute Grapevine Texas under Master Farrier Alfred R. Pinson and equine veterinarian Dr J A Rhoudasil. He studied horse anatomy hot and cold shoeing and pathological and corrective horseshoeing and now travels in a custom pickup truck camper. Coffelt, a 1968 Clarke County High School graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar L Coffelt of Boyce.
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Evie’’ Coffelt
Boyce
Coffelt
North Texas Horseshoeing Institute
Grapevine
Texas
Alfred R. Pinson
J. A. Rhoudasil
N.T.H.I
Hamilton Farmer Wins Award for High Yield
John Kalnasy of Hamilton received a Documented Yield Award for corn yields of 116 and 118 bushels per acre. He harvested 1 740 bushels from 15 acres and 885 from 7.5 acres using Funk's G 4644 and G 4473 hybrids in 36 inch rows with 18 000 plants per acre. Fertilizer was 105 pounds actual nitrogen 60 pounds phosphate and 220 pounds potash per acre plus a pre emergence herbicide and soil insecticide. Adams Seed Company of Purcellville supplied the seed dealer Funk's G Hybrid corn. Dale Landers represented Funk's at the presentation in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kalnasy
Hamilton
Virginia
Kalnasy
Funk
Vest
Adams Seed Company of
Purcellville
Dale Landers
Richmond
New York City Houses of Worship Reach Three Thousand Nine Hundred
The city lists 3,492 houses of worship reflecting diverse faith communities. Data catalogs temples churches mosques synagogues and other religious sites across all five boroughs.
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New York City
Household Items Across and Down Word Puzzle
A mixed word puzzle listing across and down clues for common household items and general terms. Clues cover floor coverings, light sources, verbs, objects, and basic nouns, designed for players to fill grid with matching letters.
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Roger Lee Cook
Mt. Pleasant
W.va
James Russell, Jr
Cook
Edward K. Woltz
Russell
Opequon Creek
Mr. Russell
Woltz
Chang
Ing
T.B. Strode
Strode Grocery
T. Braxton Strode
Edith W. Rogers
Clarke County Sanitor Commission
State Corporation Commission
Ie “Sarkey
Pete) Dunning
Blanton Allen
Carlton Emmart
R. H., Potter
Garland C. Brown
Robert W. Smalley
Battletown
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Homer Tatum
Tatum
Edward B. Lee
Kenneth Gilpin
The
Historical Society
Clarke County Ruritan Club
Robert D. Baker, Jr
Academy St
Russell Lloyd
L. H. Russell
Lucy Polhamus
Robert M. Moreland
Route 1
Wesley Tinsman
Clarke Star
Bill Rhoden
Millwood Home Demonstration Club
Lucia Calahan
White Post
Home Demonstration Club
Janet Stotler
Community Home Demonstration Club
FURY
Clarke County Motors
Chrysler
Plymouth
International Trucks
E.A. Coffelt
Funk G
Sewall Tyler
Hamilton Farmer
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Waterle Nur
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Russia
German Noble's Title ‘54 Defense Group
Stuart M
Perry
Winchester Rt
Berryville Rt
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